青年中文earn more money的意思
earn more money中文翻譯：
賺更多的錢
more money───更多的錢
earn───vt.賺，賺得；獲得，掙得；使得到；博得；n.(Earn)人名；(泰)炎
earn respect───贏得尊重
money money money───錢錢錢
money money───錢錢
make earn───賺錢
earn extra───賺取額外收入
earn pi───贏得圓周率
earn one───贏得一個
To earn more money, some parents have no option but to leave their children at hometown and work in big cities.───為了掙更多的錢，一些父母別無選擇，只能把孩子留在家鄉，跑到大城市去工作。
We can earn more money in the future, but I'm not sure we can change men's attitudes.───將來我們可以賺更多錢，但我不確定我們能否改變男人的態度。
There's nothing immoral about wanting to earn more money.───想多賺點錢沒什么不道德。
It's easy to earn more money in the next few weeks. Capitalize on this.───下幾周賺錢是容易的，該充分利用。
Marilyn's picture appeared on the front cover of many magazines and the front pages of many newspapers. She began to earn more money.───瑪麗蓮的照片出現在許多雜志的頭版封面和報紙的首頁上，她開始掙更多的錢。
By spraying it on their crops, the broadcaster said, the farmers hoped it would double their yield and help them earn more money.───中央電視臺的報道說，瓜農本希望噴射了這種化學品后，西瓜產量會增加一倍，幫助他們實現增收目的。
A desire to earn more money is nothing to be ashamed of.───想掙更多的錢并沒有什么好羞愧的。
Eight years of follow-up research suggests that graduates are more likely to hold jobs and earn more money.───8年的跟蹤研究顯示這使得畢業生們更有可能獲取工作并賺錢更多的錢。
he said warmly. 'you can see I haven't got much furniture, but I'm hoping to earn more money later, when I've finished my studies.───他熱情地說，“你看我這兒沒什么家什，可我希望我不久就能賺錢，就在我學完之后。”
This difference of opinion, contrary to the convention, is not because conservatives earn more money.
I think the lawyer's just stringing out the case so that he'll earn more money.
One is the drive to allow retirees to earn more money without having their Social Security checks reduced.
To earn more money for the hotels in the uninteresting county town?
It may be because they need to earn more money to pay down their debt from their high-octane lifestyle, or just don't want to be at home and use work as a substitute.
There's nothing immoral about wanting to earn more money.
As the Chinese earn more money, opportunities arise for companies like the furniture maker Man Wah Holdings, which Mr. Brock called "the La-Z-Boy of China."